University of Aleppo

What you'll study

The faculty publishes detailed module descriptors for the Master in Electronic Engineering; these define the taught units and research requirements for the programme. The programme content is framed within the electronic-engineering discipline and is offered alongside modules for communications, computers, control & automation, mechatronics, power systems and electrical drives, indicating an emphasis on circuitry, electronic systems and applied research.

Entry requirements

The faculty manages admissions to its postgraduate programmes. Specific entry criteria are set by the Graduate Studies office and are not listed on the public page; applicants should consult the faculty’s postgraduate admissions guidance or contact the Graduate Studies administration for exact academic and language prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates from the electronic-engineering master typically progress into roles that require advanced electronic-systems knowledge, including research and development, design and testing of electronic hardware, embedded systems work, or continued academic research. The programme’s placement within an electrical and electronic engineering faculty supports careers across industrial electronics, instrumentation and related engineering sectors.

Scholarships & funding angle

The faculty page links to programme documentation but does not list scholarships or funding. Prospective students should enquire with the university’s financial aid offices or the faculty’s postgraduate administration about available scholarships, assistantships or external funding opportunities.